Key Areas of Study in a Pharmacy Department:

• Pharmacology: The study of how drugs interact with the body and how the body responds to various medications.
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry: Focuses on the chemical properties, synthesis, and development of new drugs.
• Pharmaceutics: The study of drug formulation, including the creation of dosage forms, drug delivery systems, and the preparation of medications.
• Pharmacy Practice: Encompasses clinical practices, including patient care, medication therapy management, and providing counseling to patients.
• Pharmacognosy: The study of natural substances, such as herbs and plants, for their medicinal properties.

Programs Offered:

• Diploma in Pharmacy (DPharm): An undergraduate program that provides foundational knowledge in the field of pharmacy, focusing on pharmaceutical sciences, healthcare, and medication management.
• Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm): An undergraduate program that provides foundational knowledge in the field of pharmacy.
• PhD in Pharmacy: An advanced research-focused program for those aiming to pursue careers in pharmaceutical research or academia.

Career Opportunities:

Students from the Department of Pharmacy can pursue a wide range of career opportunities in various sectors, including:

• Community Pharmacist: Dispensing medications, providing patient counseling, and managing health conditions in community settings.
• Hospital Pharmacist: Managing the medication therapy of hospitalized patients and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure optimal patient care.
• Pharmaceutical Researcher: Conducting research to develop new drugs or enhance existing ones.
• Regulatory Affairs: Ensuring that pharmaceutical products comply with legal and safety standards.
• Pharmaceutical Industry: Working in drug manufacturing, quality control, regulatory compliance, or product development.
• Academia: Teaching pharmacy courses and conducting research in academic institutions.